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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, The A. S. Barnes company · leaf 88

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dstrip to this, using the knot stitch. Sew a thirdto the second and so on until the seventeen havebeen used. Leave one-quarter of an inch of therattan on each end of every strip uncovered.Care should be taken to have all of the stripsof the same length, so that when finished thebottom will be… … Fig. 58.—Showing the end turned without the Stitches. of rattan as long as the width of the bottom.Place these strips over the uncovered ends ofthe bottom, and fasten securely by sewingthrough each one to make the work firm. Thestitches are omitted in the illustration. Bend 86 Practical Basketry,…

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